Is Anxiety a Sin? A Biblical & Pastoral Answer for Christians
Do you struggle with anxiety and wonder, “Is this sinful?” You’re not alone—and Scripture gives us clarity, comfort, and hope.
In this video, Pastor Matthew Everhard addresses one of the most common and sensitive questions Christians ask: Is anxiety always a sin, or is there a biblical way to understand it? Drawing from Matthew 6 and Philippians 4, this teaching offers a clear, compassionate, and gospel-centered framework for understanding anxiety in the Christian life.
You’ll learn:
- Why anxiety exists in a fallen world
- When anxiety can become sinful—and when it is not
- How anxiety can actually drive us toward prayer and trust
- How to turn anxious thoughts into gospel-shaped prayers
Five biblical truths every anxious Christian needs to hear
This is not pop psychology or shallow encouragement. This is serious biblical theology applied pastorally, helping Christians walk faithfully with God even when fear and worry feel overwhelming.
📖 Key Scriptures Covered:
Matthew 6:25–34
Philippians 4:5–7
🙏 If you are an anxious Christian, this video will help you:
- Rest in the goodness of God
- Trust in the power of God
- Seek Christ rather than self-condemnation
- Find peace without denying reality
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“The peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.” — Philippians 4:7
